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Great walk and at the end is the half way House pub

Nice 2 mile walk

Built in 1838, this church serves the parish of Donisthorpe, Moira, Oakthorpe, Acresford, and Stretton-en-le-Field. It has a tower at the west end, a nave with six windows and two aisles, and a chancel. The church has undergone significant structural changes to make it fully accessible, including removing box pews and the vestry, and creating a large sanctuary with handcrafted oak furniture.

Following the planting of 300,000 native broadleaf trees from 2012-2015, QEDJW is now flourishing into a beautiful young woodland made up of oak, field maple, silver birch, beech and hornbeam, to name just a few. Bluebell and wood anemone light up the forest floor in the ancient woodland areas in springtime, and at the lake you’ll find vegetation including bull rush and yellow iris.

Planted in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012... The site is brimming with birdlife. Brush up on your bird-spotting skills at the bird hide or wander down to the open areas where ground-nesting birds, such as skylarks, can be found. The east of the site is home to mute swans, little grebes, tufted ducks, terns and mallards. At night, look out for the tawny and barn owls as they search the ground for prey.

Planted in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012... The site is brimming with birdlife. Brush up on your bird-spotting skills at the bird hide or wander down to the open areas where ground-nesting birds, such as skylarks, can be found. The east of the site is home to mute swans, little grebes, tufted ducks, terns and mallards. At night, look out for the tawny and barn owls as they search the ground for prey.

A plantation of 26000 trees, funded by Sainsbury's to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012.

Very boggy at the moment - beware, some of the puddles are deceptively deep. Expect a lot of mud! 😅